New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-15
NEW-YORK CITY.

Tho pev DR. Mcbride for many years Presbyterian min
lister but now pastor Baptist Church Yonkers yester
day told the Baptist pastors how he came to be Bap's
Abraham Rosenfcd Charles Munzesheimer & Co. NO
IA wal.st was yesterday elected member OF the Co'oi
Exchange.
Emil Baver a despondent German cigarmakcr. OF middle
age hanged himself in his home at TO yeser
day.
warrant dog snapped at several persons IN WOOSTER
yesterday finally No 2ls in pursuit OF some eh
dren who had thrown at IT. 1t bit one boy 'ane
Bush terribly on the arm and leg Policeman Nugen sho
the brute dead The injured lad sent TO the
Hospital
While Florence Wright. eight was playing IN 'front.' o
home No. 10 West One hundred yes
teriay afternoon she crushed TO death by cable car
The grpman, William IT, Cavanagh was arrested.
At the annual meeting OF stockholders OF the Brusl
Electrical Illuminating Company yesterday the present
board of trustees was reelected
Tho Columbia College trustees have received petition
from and sophomores asking that Latin ana
Greek be made optional in the Junior year.
At the Maritime Exchange yesterday there was received
through Vernon Brown Co.. fl5 lss 4d the proceeds
OF lecture delivered on Umbra at sea- for the families
of the Of Life Saving ServIco who were drowned
in attempting of tho German ship Eliza
BETH which wrecked last January near Cape Henry
This makes the total collected 5000 A.
speolal Agent Tingle OF the Custom ouse whose scalp
Democrats said hunger for was In WASH
ngton yesterday presumably in relation t. In omaon sent
the Treasury Department by Special Ohcer Ihonas A.
Burns recently at the Custom House. Looking
for Republican footprints
r. Mason OF Quebec arrived in this
CITY yesterday by the Ornoco Ho met by H.
Mercer Prime Minister of Quebec
Fw Popple having resigned the position OF general pas
scnger agent OF the Sonngon and Providence lines u H.
Briggs has been appointed his place. with headquarters at
Providence W. r. Babcock son OF Captain d. 8 Babcock
long president OF the company has been appointed assistant
general passenger agent with his office at the stonngton Limo
Pier North River Mr. Babcock has been especially as
signed to the passenger business from this city,
The New. York Association OF Collegiate Alumna viii dis
cuss al their meeting March 10 Hamilton Hail. Column
ba College The Opportunities for Coege'Iraned women
in Philanthropic Work"
John shav laborer himself dead in his rooms at No
$50 Firstave on Friday The body not discovered until
Sunday night Shay had quarelled recently with his vile
and Thursday she and her three children left him
Tho new sixh.ave elevated stations at Eighteenth and
Twenty eighth we'll under tho pillars and main
giriers having nearly all been placed In position.
The congregation Of the broadway Tabernacle will give
reception to the Rev. Dr. William NJ. Taylor on Thursday
night Of his sixteenth anniversary as pas
OF the canceng Of the funded deOtof the church
Mayor Hewitt has appoint Henry II. sherman assistant
secretary sherman has been recently clerk for Police
Voorhis Thomas H. lIanah. s'enographer
for the Mayor has resigned.
Tie schooner yacht Cye owned by Arson Phelps Stokes
has city from Red Bank and she is to be
fitted up before the yachting season ueSlhs.
Captain Guy Richards OF the Columbia University crew.
said Yesterday he report that negotiations have been en-
tered into by representatives. OF COLUMBIA with Harvard ana
Yale IN regard triangular university race entirely with
oul foundation"
The third annual meeting OF the Association OF Working
Girls Societies held last evening at Asso ation HAIL
The members wearing their distinguishing
coor occupied body OF the hail. their friends ana Humer
ous istors filing the galleries. Mira. Bln1rdSe Mrs
Turner and others spoke Grace H. Dodge presided
Mrs Rose A. Tyler Of Gaesburg H. has written TO Mayor
Hewitt that she forwarded $50 George L. Parker OF the
"Bnti,h American Claim Agency" She wants to know how
she get II back.